The Roscoe Medical Cervical Pillow is fiber-filled providing support to the head and neck during sleep to help remedy many common ailments, including tension headaches, neck spasms, arthritis, whiplash, post-spinal surgery and snoring.

The high resilience fiber springs back when compressed for exceptional comfort and durability. Blended cotton cover is breathable and soft to the touch.

The Roscoe Medical fiber-filled Cervical Indentation Sleep Pillow gently supports the head and neck during sleep to help remedy many common ailments, including tension headaches, neck spasms, arthritis, whiplash, post-spinal surgery and snoring. Its unique recessed core provides proper cervical support when sleeping on your back or side which helps improve the body's rejuvenating process that occurs when one sleeps, providing a better feeling when they awake. High resiliency fiber springs back when compressed for exceptional comfort and durability. Blended cotton cover is breathable and soft to the touch. Fits a standard pillowcase. It holds its shape twice as long as average foam pillows

Features:

• The cervical indentations in this pillow offers neck support for side sleepers and back sleepers. This versatile neck pillow for sleeping promotes a healthy sleeping posture, reducing discomfort.
• An orthopedic pillow that doubles as a pillow for neck pain. Have back pain? This chiropractic pillow supports the head, neck, and shoulders to help you get a good nights rest, a perfect replacement for your normal sleep pillow.
• Roscoe's therapeutic pillow provides comfortable, firm support to help you maintain proper positioning while sleeping or sitting. Correct cushioned, supported posture reduces pain and helps prevent pressure sores or ulcers.
• The contour design of the pillow makes the pillow a great fit as a side sleeper pillow or pillow for back sleepers.
• Pillow is a cervical pillow for neck pain, but the pillow has also been used as a tmj pillow, shoulder pain pillow, or a medical pillow to help with tension headaches, whiplash, post-spinal surgery, and snoring.